By this conception of the term, the only conceivable alternative to a constitution is a condition of anarchy.
If, though, diversity is a way of talking primarily about race, it does not fit particularly well with Justice Powell's conception of the term, and it may imply a sort of racial stereotyping.
Five years ago, Mr. Houston said, when his sister moved to the Ocean Village penthouse — though it is unlike the popular conception of the term in almost every respect, with its grime-ridden hallways, molding walls and staircase strewed with cigarette butts — it was a refuge from a period in her life spent cycling through homeless shelters.
Originating from the Tibetan word that literally translates as "Eastern people," the Western conception of the term "Sherpa" is that of a mountain guide, someone who applies his or her acute knowledge of a vast and hazardous environment to escort any wide-eyed adventurers seeking to explore the terrain.
Originating from the Tibetan word which literally translates as "eastern people", the Western conception of the term "Sherpa" is that of a mountain guide; someone who applies their acute knowledge of a vast and hazardous environment to escort any wide-eyed adventurers seeking to explore the terrain.
Howe's unique synthesis of skill and strength, of finesse and ferocity, led to the playful conception of the term "Gordie Howe hat trick" -- something accomplished only when a skater tallies a goal, an assist and a fight in a single game, per the New York Daily News. .
Both Renoir and Rossellini urged humility on the artist; they had a different conception of what the term implied.
However, the fact that the conception of their term IC relies on the annotation data, specifically on the annotation statistics related to terms, biases the scores produced.
Furthermore, as enhancing any GO measures should start from the conception of GO term IC, the GO-universal metric, which includes parent and child information in its conception, is possibly a route toward the solution to the issue of scoring a term's specificity in the GO DAG.
Notice also that, whereas Mencius encourages us to cultivate our heart, Zhuangzi encourages us to "fast" it.[24] It is common to observe that Mencius and Xunzi are speaking at cross purposes, because they assume different conceptions of the key term "nature" (Graham 1967).
All of the authors contributed to the conception of the review in terms of overall content and focus.
